Carpenters Workshop Gallery, 3 Albemerale Street, London w1s 4., will be exhibiting Sebastian Brajkovic’s new body of work, entitled Lathe.  Brajkovic’s work, balance between the old and the new.  He uses the computer to create models that are twisted intow “reflective” works, as if you dysected the middle of the and inserted a mirror. There is a private viewing with the artist / Thursday 5 February, 6-9pm. The Show runs from 5 February – 14 March 2009

The Black Sheep from the treatment rooms are squatting the Auction Saboteur shop. What does that mean? It means you can pick up Missy Pig Tits for £1500.00 made to order. Check out Auction Saboteur now and check out their new print release while your there.

Check out this flannel from all saints. On sale now for 63 pounds.

Auction Saboteur will be one year old this week. This Thursday at the Mutate Show from they will be celebrating their Anniversary. Starting a 7pm, it will also be the Last thursday party with the mutoid waste crew in London. If you are a UK reader, then you should head down there and let us know how it was.  There will be exclusive giveaways (shown above) and a lot of drinking. Go here for details.

Gene P here, back from the dead to let you know, just in case you forgot, Britain still sucks my slimy ass.  I was in London a couple of weeks ago seeing TWBE first mate Chazz Constantine’s display at London design week and while sucking down beer that was flatter than the cottage cheese arsed girls flapping at the bar, I happened upon a catalogue which could only be created in the land of bangers and mash.  Who but a fat roast beef-faced brit needs a place where one could order incontinence pants, an invisible urinal, adult bib, the world’s lightest shoe AND a 65 piece 3D model all in one place?!  Being still in the old world I don’t know the new image viewer, so you’ll have to follow me after the jumperama-slamajama to see the rest of the ads…..

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Paul Stolper Gallery in London will be exhibiting ‘Accessories to an artwork’, an exhibition by Peter Saville, October 10th.

Peter Saville has designed and fabricated a white cardboard flat-pack plinth, a number of which will be distributed throughout the gallery. The plinth measures 96cmx35cmx35cm and replicates those conventionally made from wood. He has invited 22 others to place anything of their choice on a plinth. This should make for some interesting art. I look forward to seeing the outcome. Possibly a stack of New Order Albums? BTW, they are selling the limited edition of plinth’s for 50 pounds.

The List of Artists after the jump.

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